The unspoken reason it is so hard to be on the left and promote masculinity
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Why is it so hard to uphold masculinity and gender equality at the same time?
Join 35,000 readers for a well-researched dose of clarity (and solidarity) about the invisible power structures shaping our lives, delivered to your inbox every Sunday morning: Disclaimer: I talk about “masculinity” and “femininity” a lot in this article. I don’t believe these are a set of biologically set traits, but ever-shifting societal norms.1 And while this essay focuses on only two genders, I recognize that gender is a spectrum, not a binary. Last week The New York Times posted a discussion called “America Has a Masculinity Crisis” on their Opinions podcast. The conversation was…
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